Review: ‘Southern Howl’ by H.M. McQueen
Southern Howl: Magic and Mayhem Universe
by H.M. McQueenSeries: Southern Shift #1
Published by Self-Published on June 20, 2016
SubGenres: Paranormal Romance
Format: eBook
Pages: 72
Source: Purchased
Audience: 18+/Adult
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When Jane returns to her hometown and wolf pack, she is faced with three prospects for mates, a family reunion gone amuck, and magical spells by her crazy aunts in an attempt to get her mated.
Witches, vampires and shifters come together in an epically hilarious adventure, which ends with a fire, a Rottweiler humping a witch and a naked encounter with a hunky cop.
Shifting ain't easy.
Southern Howl is the first book in H.M. McQueen’s Magic and Mayhem Southern Shift series. This was a fast-paced paranormal romance novella that involved the FMC, Jane returning home, and finding herself in the mince of having to decide between three prospects of mates that she never signed up for in the first place. One of them was her ex, who is a werewolf, like herself, whom she thought cheated on her years ago.
Jane is back at home during the Gathering, where it’s a tradition that everyone finds a mate for themselves. Unfortunately, she doesn’t want to participate but her family is in cohorts to make her participate. This book definitely was quirky and funny at times, but it was a little overwhelming, keeping up with everyone being introduced. I found it took away from the main storyline with Jane and her potential mate issue, especially when she was trying to hook up with someone else the entire time, which is why I didn’t feel she had a genuine connection with her actual mate. I think if I had read more about her and the exact person she’s supposed to be mated to, then I would have enjoyed the book more.
I give this novella three stars, and I’ll still recommend it to readers who are looking for a fast-paced PNR that has some funny moments between the characters and some steam to it.
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